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Pay for your appraisal

Use the agreed total on your Red Oak quote or invoice. Choose the option that matches it.

Your total is $400

Pay your confirmed $400 fee by debit or credit card through Stripe.

Pay $400 securely

For accepted assignments with an exact $400 total. Enter your name and invoice or quote reference at checkout.

Your total is different

Request a Stripe invoice for the full amount on your accepted quote.

Request a card invoice

Already have a Stripe invoice? Use the payment link in that email. Please don’t use the $400 link for a different total.

Other ways to pay

PayPal

Send your confirmed total to redoakval@gmail.com through PayPal. Add your invoice reference or property address in the note.

Cash

Arrange the time and place with Red Oak before bringing cash. Please don’t mail cash.

Check

Make it payable to Red Oak Appraisals, LLC. Use the confirmed amount and add your invoice reference or property address in the memo. Contact Red Oak for delivery instructions.

Venmo is temporarily unavailable. Please choose another method until Red Oak confirms it is active.

Paying by check?

The example below shows a $400 payment. Write the amount on your own confirmed invoice.

View the sample check and instructions
  1. Date: Use today’s actual date.
  2. Payee: Red Oak Appraisals, LLC.
  3. Amount: Write your confirmed total in numbers and words. For $400, use “400.00” and “Four hundred and 00/100.”
  4. Memo: Add your invoice reference or property address.
  5. Signature: Sign using the authorized signature for your own account.
Illustrative $400 check payable to Red Oak Appraisals, LLC, with labels for the date, payee, amount, memo and signature.
Fictional sample only. Use today’s date, your own account signature and the exact amount on your confirmed invoice. Do not copy the sample bank or account numbers.

Before you pay

  • Confirm the assignment and total with Red Oak before sending payment.
  • Include your invoice or quote reference so the payment can be matched to your appraisal.
  • Keep your payment confirmation or check record.